Iris

On the night her relationship comes to an end, a young woman confronts the fragile boundary between memory, identity, and acceptance.

Eve is a thirty-five-year-old woman who takes care of her mother. After the Mother´s tragic death, Eve will have to defend her innocence against a strange neighbor who is not what he seems.

Francisco is a young man who has to look after his nagging grandma Norma. When he is fired from his job, he has to keep up appearances in front her.

A boy seeks to find himself in a world in the not too distant future where people have forgotten their spiritual dimension until he meets a girl who shows him that there is still hope.

A young man wonders through the memories of his past relationship.

In a quiet and ominous city, Kaplan and Wenceslao, former fellow activists, meet again after several years. An unfinished past returns in fragments. While one trusts in democracy, the other plans a shortcut to shake up the power from within.

The night before their last day at St. John's School, all rich kids from senior year gather together to party and celebrate. When the sun finally rises, the whole class rushes towards the school campus, singing, waving flags, and shooting smoke flares, most of them still drunk. After going all around the building, they're told by the school authorities to clean the entire mess they’ve done, which triggers them into a state of anger and frustration, so instead of celebreting outside the school building, they all sprint towards the inside. The consequences snowball into an in depth reflection of some of the students regarding their actions, and how their non-perfect school life was while attending a so called “perfect” school.

Enzo, still not over the death of his grandmother Yiyi, returns to her house, almost abandoned, with the aim of taking some elements.

After a long day of work, Daniel arrives home to prepare dinner, falling asleep while eating it. He suddenly gets woken up by someone knocking on his door, someone unknown to him, someone who will take him far away.

Bunker is a commissioned documentary that follows Damián Arabia as he recounts the unexpected odyssey of living under terrorist siege, transforming a personal testimony into an intimate reflection on fear, survival, and the fragile line between ordinary life and historical violence. Through interviews and archival material, the documentary reconstructs a state of confinement where memory becomes both shelter and battlefield, revealing how extreme events reshape not only the lives of those who endure them, but also the way they understand the world afterward.